Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189)
General Skilled Migration
Service Description
The 189 visa is a points-based skilled visa intended for individuals seeking independent migration to Australia without employer, family, or state/territory sponsorship. To be eligible for a 189 visa, you must nominate an occupation from the Medium and Long Term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL), which comprises high-demand occupations across Australia. Meeting the skill assessment requirement for your chosen occupation and obtaining a sufficient point score to receive an invitation to apply for the 189 visa is necessary. While the pass mark is 65, the actual score needed depends on the competition within your occupation and the number of invitations issued by Immigration. Points are allocated based on: - Age (up to 44 years) - Qualifications - Relevant skilled work experience (both overseas and/or in Australia) - Australian study (additional points for regional study) - English test score (exemption for certain passport holders like the UK, Canada, and Ireland, though zero points are awarded in such cases) - Partner points 189 Visa Eligibility: To qualify for a 189 visa, you must: - Obtain a positive skills assessment for your nominated occupation. - Have an occupation listed on the Medium and Long Term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL). - Lodge an Expression of Interest (EOI) through SkillSelect, expressing your interest in the visa. - Meet the required points based on factors like age, qualifications, work experience, Australian study, and English proficiency. - Receive an invitation to apply for the visa. - Submit an application that accurately reflects your claimed points. - Fulfill health and character requirements.
Contact Details
1B Stradbroke Avenue, Brighton East VIC, Australia